Purpose The purpose of this paper is to measure the financial inclusion dimensions from the
perspective of beneficiaries (demand-side). This research additionally attempts to assess …

The term 'financial inclusion'involves the access to and use of banking services (ownership
of bank account, savings, insurance, credit, remittance, payments, etc.) at affordable cost to a …

The study aims to identify the determinants of digital financial inclusion (DFI) and its role in
micro enterprises' ease of doing business. The study is based on the World Bank's …

Financial inclusion is vital in economic development as it empowers families and
communities to meet basic needs, such as nutritious food, clean water, housing, education …

Financial Inclusion, typically the measure of number of citizens using the financial services
has recently become a subject of concern for the policy makers. The reason behind is, it …

Financial inclusion has become an important goal of the global development agenda,
particularly for post-conflict and fragile states. Enhancing financial inclusion is vital for a …

The business correspondent model has emerged as a predominant delivery channel for
banking services for the poor and marginalised, especially in remote and rural regions in …

Over the years many efforts were made to improve the status of financial inclusion of people.
Financial inclusion measures access and usage of financial products such as deposits …

The study aims to identify the potential determinants of financial inclusion and its impact on
the Indian Muslim minority in Tamil Nadu. statistical package for social science and analysis …

The electronic payment (e-payment) system has become an increasingly important payment
system world-wide. Apart from improving the convenience, e-payment system also increases …